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    This document discusses calculating drift corrections for an axis during a seismic test. It provides variables for the drift measurements in centimeters at two locations along the axis with different lengths. It then calculates the drift in units of cm/m for each location and shows the maximum expected drift meets specifications of less than 2 cm.

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    This document discusses calculating drift corrections for an axis during a seismic test. It provides variables for the drift measurements in centimeters at two locations along the axis with different lengths. It then calculates the drift in units of cm/m for each location and shows the maximum expected drift meets specifications of less than 2 cm.

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    Autonomo 4

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    This document discusses calculating drift corrections for an axis during a seismic test. It provides variables for the drift measurements in centimeters at two locations along the axis with different lengths. It then calculates the drift in units of cm/m for each location and shows the maximum expected drift meets specifications of less than 2 cm.

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    of 2

    ESPECTRO

    SISMICO
    DERIVAS EJE 2

    R≔8

    Δy1 ≔ 0.0099 cm L1 ≔ 2.70 m

    Δy2 ≔ 0.0043 cm L2 ≔ 2.50 m

    Δy1 - Δy2
    Δderiva_1 ≔ ―――= 0.000021
    L1

    Δy2 - 0
    Δderiva_1 ≔ ――― = 0.000017
    L2
    Control de derivas

    Δmax ≔ Δderiva_1 ⋅ R ⋅ 0.75 ⋅ 100 = 0.01

    Δmax < 2

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